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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
5
Visitors were invited to witness developments at the Electronic Instrument Company as it expands its facilities. The firm, established years ago, plans a large ultra plant in West Acton to accommodate growth and modernization, with new quarters and grounds planned for future use.
Recent arrivals at Bow hospital include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel on March 26. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Anson W. on Elm Street, Concord, March 4.
Sunday will be Holy day for members of the Name Society at both Help of Christians West Concord and Id's Church in Concord. Friesian cattle exports in 1950 reached 17 197 head with 12 exported.
The League of Women Voters of Concord hosts two March sessions at the D A R Chapter House. March 14 covers Background and History of State Government Growth of Political Parties State Constitution and Growth of the Legislature with moderators and several presenters. March 21 covers Governor and Council State Administration Merit System and Fiscal Policy led by named members. All league members and interested public are welcome.
Mr and Mrs Albert Vanderhoof announce the birth of their first child a son on Monday March 5 at Emerson hospital Beatrice Cress Concord street is noted as the family address Grandparents are named and the couple previously resided in Concord
Mr and Mrs David Law announce the birth of their first child a son on March 1 at Emerson Hospital Concord Phyllis Mullin listed as a parent. The family residence is 2 Willow Street Concord. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
The Sudbury community lists a food sale at Goodnow Library run by the Women’s Association of the Congregational church of South Sudbury next Saturday from 10 a.m. Charles E Cooke Jr and wife announce the birth of William Morrill Cooke, their fifth child and third son, at Lowell General Hospital on February 26. Dr Paul Johnson will lead a church service at Memorial Congregational next Sunday March 11 with choral music. Harold M Johnsons buy Graves house on Framingham Road to reside by April 1. Jerome Fellows called into the Army and inducted last week. Robert C Hall family now in new home on Concord Road. A delivery truck skidded and overturned at Concord and Candy Hill roads. contents damaged but drivers unhurt. Bradley Tighe on Navy liberty visits Sudbury during town events. William S Edgerly on leave. Macon docked in Philadelphia for a month. Sudbury Water District holds annual meeting electing J Carrell Morris as commissioner and other officers. three new water mains and a new electric pump system approved.
Four autos have crashed into the home of Charles Masters in Massachusetts within the past year, a string of damage incidents prompting concern about the residence.
Jean Elizabeth Tucker daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Tucker of Maynard wed Clarence Wesley Peterson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Peterson of Reading at Union Congregational Church. 70 candlelight ceremony featured snapdragons palms and organ music with a reception for 150. The couple plan to live in Watertown after a Niagara Falls Canada trip.
Maynard Grange schedules a March 14 entertainment in Parker Street lower hall after the 7:30 business meeting. Adelaide Sims leads rehearsals for a St Patrick’s show with a large chorus including Peggy Jones Maynard Roberta Jones Kate Parego and others. A Coolidge school group and Sally Ry ay Lety Fagt will perform with games and prizes and Mary Shaw handles refreshments as Concorde and Lincoln Granges are invited to attend.
Massachusetts town Maynard is listed among 146 cities evaluated in the National Pedestrian Protection Contest sponsored by the American Automobile Association. The entry was announced by Robert S. Kretschmar, with data compiled by the Registrar of Motor Vehicles and Police Chief Henry F. Piecewitz. Massachusetts has won national and state prizes in prior years for pedestrian safety efforts.
Mr and Mrs Laurie Katvela of Red Acre road celebrated Laurie Jr s 11th birthday with a trip to Philipston visiting Mr and Mrs Aimo Marjama where a double birthday celebration took place Mrs Marjama aunt to Laurie Jr also celebrated her birthday Rural Electrification Administration projects in Nebraska supply electrical power to about 90 000 people.
John Greim of Marlboro, son of Mr and Mrs John J Greim 36 Bond street, is among 132 Bates College undergraduates in Lewiston Maine to make the Dean's List for the first academic semester He is a senior history major and Air Force veteran active in skiing football and boating clubs Graduate of Marlboro High School in 1942.
Fort Worth sergeant Richard L Kelley traced his stolen car to a wrecker service office after more than a month. The wrecker operators said a man had telephoned to have the car pulled in the night it disappeared, claiming it had stalled, and a $20 storage charge remained.
Worcester William F. Kane Jr. of Marlboro a chemistry major and recording secretary of the Undergraduate Geographical Society and Barbara A Hill of Southboro a Peters High School graduate receive Clark University scholarships for the second semester of the current academic year.
Mrs Rose Colley was reelected president of the Choate Post V F W Auxiliary at Fayville Hall in Southboro during the annual officer election Tuesday night Other officers elected included Mrs Rose Cocker senior vice president Mrs Mary MacNeil junior vice president Mrs Cora Sehecal treasurer Nellie chaplain Esther Hoey conductor and Mrs Emma Day trustee for three years Guest speaker was Mrs Gertrude Brosninan district 8 president Refreshments were served by a committee
A junior student majoring in American civilization is noted for joining a week’s activities as a member. Last year she won second honors in the sophomore class.
Concord Mr and Mrs Robert Wallingford welcome a second daughter Susan born at St Elizabeths Hospital Brighton Hope Morse is listed as the mother Grandparents are Thomas R Morse South Lincoln and Howard Wallingford Belmont Approximately 30 men are required for the maintenance of one B 36 superbomber
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